Vision and reflection on Mining Software Repositories research in 2024
Indentifiers initiatives: DOI, ORCID etc.
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Knowledge Snack: Identifiers Initiatives etc.
Christian Gutknecht, 21.11.2017
String figures 1 by Boehi Melanie, 6.12.2016, University of Basel
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7265-1692
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Digital Object Identifier System
• Foundation launched to develop system in 1998
• Approximately 148 million DOI names assigned to date
• International Standard: ISO 26324
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Digital Object Identifier System
Content URL : https://journals.aps.org/prb/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevB.96.054431
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.96.054431
Short URL via shortdoi.org: http://doi.org/cf9p
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Crossref
• Launched in early 2000 as a cooperative effort among publishers
• Not-for-profit
• Subscription- and Open Access Publishers
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Crossref – Business Model
https://www.crossref.org/fees/#annual%20member%20fees
Annual Fee
+
Fee for metadata deposits
+ Metadata APIs Plus service
(starting in 2018)
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Crossref – Business Model
https://www.crossref.org/pdfs/annual-report-2016.pdf
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Analysis: 434 PLOS Papers from 2016 with a Swiss
Corresponding Author
• In 44% (191) of the papers the SNSF is clearly mentioned in the Funding Acknowledgement.
• Out of these 191 papers:
• 19 publications have no reference to a specific grant number
• 116 publications mention 1 specific SNSF grant number
• 40 publication mention 2 SNSF grants numbers
• 13 publications mention 3 SNSF grant numbers
• 2 publications mention 4 SNSF grants
• 1 publication (http://doi.org/f9rn8x) mention 6 SNSF grants
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Global Grant Identifiers
• DOI for Grants?
• Global Database with grant Information?
• Challenges:
• Business Modell
• Registering Grants (Deposit Process/)
• Data Model
• Capacitity and Participation of small funders
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Initiative for Open Citations (IO4C)
• „The present scholarly communication system inadequately exposes
the knowledge networks that already exist within our literature.
Citation data are not usually freely available to access, they are
often subject to inconsistent, hard-to-parse licenses, and they are
usually not machine-readable.“
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https://i4oc.org
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Stats by CrossRef Members
http://browse.crossref.org/members/127
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Stats by CrossRef Members
http://browse.crossref.org/members/340
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Open Researcher and Contributor ID
• Idea started around 2010
• Researcher ID-System was bought (from Thomson Reuters/Clarivate)
and is now Open Source: https://github.com/ORCID
• Started with loans mainly from publishers:
https://orcid.org/about/community/sponsors
• Now Membership-Model. SNSF pays 5000$ a year
• 700+ members in Total. Other institutional members in Switzerland:
• UniBE, UniL, UniSG, UZH, ETHZ, EPFL
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Open Researcher and Contributor ID
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4 Mio Live ORCID iDs
1.6 Mio with content on the profile
https://orcid.org/statistics
Example with all entities:
• 0000-0002-2727-7128 (Bodo Wilts)
• 0000-0002-2584-5873 (Urs Nydegger)
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Organization ID Open Registry
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• Crossref, Datacite and ORCID formed an Organization Identifier
Working Group
• Main recommendations:
• (1) an open, independent organization identifier Registry with capabilities for
organizations to manage their own record,
• (2) seeded with and using open data,
• (3) an independent governance structure, and
• (4) a start-up phase inside a non-profit host organization providing technical
development, operations and other support.
https://orcid.org/blog/2017/10/31/request-information-organization-id-open-registry